Quiz: What Seasonal Palette Am I?
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What Seasonal Palette Am I? Take this free color analysis quiz and find out your possible seasonal color palette. The six illustrated questions help you identify the traits on your face and the flattering shades. For a more accurate result, try to use similar traits like light or soft or deep, etc. Although I tried my best to prepare this test, it's just a free and fun quiz, not a professional color analysis. Try it now, you will like it!
- 1.WHAT IS/WAS YOUR NATURAL HAIR COLOR?Please, think about your natural hair color from your adolescence years or before you first colored it.
- A.
LIGHT and WARM: light golden blonde, strawberry blonde, light auburn, light copper, light golden brown
- B.
LIGHT and COOL: light to deep ash blonde, light to medium ash brown, grey, often called ‘mousy’
- C.
DEEP and WARM: golden brown/red, warm medium or dark brown, deep chestnut
- D.
DEEP and COOL: medium to dark ash brown, black-brown, black, grey, silver
- 2.WHAT IS THE COLOR OF YOUR EYES?
- A.
LIGHT and WARM: light blue or green, light hazel or warm brown or topaz
- B.
LIGHT and COOL: grayish blue or green, soft light brown, hazel
- C.
DEEP and WARM: hazel, warm brown, golden green, warm dark brown
- D.
DEEP and COOL: bright blue or green, topaz, grayish blue, green or brown, cool brown, black; big contrast between the iris and the white part
- 3.HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR SKIN TONE?Warm skin has golden undertone with green veins, cool skin has rosy or blue undertone with blue or purple veins while neutral skin can be seen cooler or warmer depending on the color you're wearing.
- A.
LIGHT and WARM: peachy, creamy, light beige, ivory, golden undertone, may have freckles
- B.
DEEP and WARM: beige, ivory, cream, bronze, caramel, latte, warm olive with golden or red undertone, may have freckles
- C.
LIGHT and COOL: light or fair beige, rosy beige, porcelain with pink undertone
- D.
DEEP and COOL: milky white, porcelain, rosy beige, cool olive, cocoa, mahogany, ebony, black with rosy or blue undertone
- 4.WHICH DRESS COLOR FLATTERS YOUR LOOK?Or when do you get more complements? Or what is the color of your most favorite dress/top/sweater?Johannes Itten's studies show that most of the people intuitively feel whether they look better in cool or warm shades.
- A.
LIGHT shades like apricot and camel or pale pink and light grey
- B.
DEEP shades like sangria red and bronze or indigo and onyx
- C.
SOFT shades like vanilla or asparagus green or pastel yellow and myrtle green
- D.
CLEAR shades like deep pink and golden poppy or hot magenta and silver
- E.
WARM shades like salmon and pale gold or pumpkin and gold
- F.
COOL shades like raspberry pink and grape or shocking pink and purple
- 5.WHICH LIPSTICK COLOR COMPLEMENTS YOUR FACE?Or use it most often or makes your teeth look whiter?
- A.
LIGHT colors like light coral and peach or light rose and light pink
- B.
DEEP colors like deep warm red and chocolate or burgundy and plum
- C.
SOFT colors like muted rose and mauve or brick red and beige
- D.
CLEAR color like bright warm red and hot pink or true red and magenta
- E.
WARM colors like coral and light orange or warm red and pumpkin
- F.
COOL colors like raspberry and cool pink or deep cool pink and fuchsia
- 6.WHO IS YOUR CELEBRITY 'SEASONAL COLOR SISTER'? Who is your famous look-a-like? Please think about the ladies' overall look not your favorite one :)
- A.
LIGHT and warm: Cynthia Nixon and Blake Lively
- B.
LIGHT and cool: Michelle Pfeiffer and Cate Blanchett
- C.
DEEP and cool: Monica Bellucci and Lupita Nyong'o
- D.
DEEP and warm: Eva Longoria and Maria Menounos
- E.
SOFT and cool: Ellen Pompeo and Jennifer Aniston
- F.
SOFT and warm: Drew Barrymore and Gisele Bündchen
- G.
CLEAR and warm: Emilie De Ravin and Emma Stone
- H.
CLEAR and vivid: Zooey Deschanel and Courteney Cox
- I.
WARM and peachy: Amy Adams and Michelle Williams
- J.
WARM and rich: Debra Messing and Julia Roberts
- K.
COOL and delicate: Emily Deschanel and Emily Blunt
- L.
COOL and bright: Liv Tyler and Selma Blair
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